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yes this is true but flu mutates fast and erratically. The covid mutations have been very slow and mild. Researchers are all predicting that any vaccine should protect against any future mutations of the virus for the foreseeable future.

the vaccines are already being manufactured. We will easily have 100s of millions of doses ready to go within a few months. Distribution is another matter. Of course all this impossible to predict but I’m fairly confident we’ll have a perfectly viable vaccine in 2-3 months. Like I said...

flu vaccine isn’t very effective - last year’s vaccine was not even 30% efficacy. Covid vaccine is expected to be close to 90%. That’s a big difference. Having said that, given that only half this country would probably want the vaccine, I agree that therapeutics will also be key in this ****nal

for sure. Moderna and Oxford vaccine p3 results should be in next month and Pfizer p3 results soon after that. They’re all showing real good efficacy and there will no doubt be fast track approval if all the boxes are checked. Those vaccines are all being manufactured already.

We could have 3 legit vaccines ready to go by November-december